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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-25
PRESIDENT.
HON. NOAH DAVIS
vrCEPREsIDHyTs


Thomas Acton, George b Foster n EaSssssisa
Samuel P. Avery, water >. ouLnoo lanes Al KsSaa
Efhan Alien J. b. Grosyenor A1cs vn~~sn
W. "a. Arnoux, II NJ Sansu~'' WNireisw Reid
Daniel r. Appleton, Wslles h u s,n.r snu Rooe
W. ". Astor, Jona ~ A
J. ]. Astor, -, w Haroer Rockcfesiefs
Lsmuel II. Arnolf Senn " 11axl.nd Jackson -chete
Corneiius n bis@I sanyts Hawes Wager swaypa.
eco p S,.. sha1karl Robert Harris John -
Cephss Brainerd- Lhouias . ui,I Cnas s. smith.
i NJ Bundy, Efear r n.5 VIM L Long.
Riehari Burier, Rrayton Ives. r n strrixssSeAr
q N R,rien Morris x. Jesnp 800 y
WIN Allies Butler, hassru 49,. " H. schroeder.
q 4. BILLINGS, lnos. - Eounfx Theron q. otreok.
Marshail =. oi~A9' EyrSrYIck Kahne hnoss
Cyrus Butler, rreso Z aox Jaass I. swlA
Let3raRd b. Cannon Jes James falcofr
= Van T. Cruger. hoosat e. Tantor
VIM q chssie yaseps r. Knapp z ThomAs ~,.
A b. toruon Charies g. Landon, Corncnos Wv
hsr"y b crane Levi . SSse Alfred vss saas
{ asss B. T. GOWNS Logsa Ssrss v.r.a,s
A 81 Dodge r. y n,,s sslsm H. wAis~
" Il Daring, Ateon r. MAn fshu. WsdsvoftA
shauncey Depow seth n Icnn H. Wstson-
Ffwfn Einsteln, hcv. N 49, ~ u WsGner,
etepheD Elklns, Satae. - 1. q. WocdbeusA
Hamilton Fish, IT,. Joan y piass Jsha wtnsisv
~ T. F.nsher y. A. Pcsts- ssn,
Cyrus W. Field, ChAs feA'"V'~
SECRETARIES
-. Mos. John n. vAnwormsfs
henry H. " S %ns.a whsslsr, Jonn T. Foster.
vrurua OF sPEaKaRs WITH NATIONAL hARs
urArtoss WILL ADDRESS fHx AxEfiSe.
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UolillrII Notifies.
REPUBLIC ANISM

Ansi-saioon =.
REPUBLICANISM
WEDNESDAY, MAY IS. AT p. ~
cooPER UNION
OFFICERS OF TaE MEEriSA
PRESIDENT.
HON. NOAH DAVIS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-25

sEEKrVg To ARRANGE THROUGH DlNIsIoNo'
1ha,.. wa. a conterencs yesterday az the once OIL
comrnlssioner Ftnk between the trunk lines an"
REPRESENTATIVES OF the Central IT1hic A'Soc1A@oH'
tbe roads commonly known as tho Iowa rOaaa AM 'l
1ranseoutnentA Association II was 70 go .Ss.or
,.-.th,r np,n divisions OF through lates Vetmooii
- and the i1cinc cOasI, aIlOJI4l5 ecI'Al4
,art ~ fhe IN al sum ~ eacn linK N tle 4oeen
80 49,, " Commlssloner BLANCHARD, OF the CChe41'
, Ious& Assnctstton commissioner MhgeH, o. me
Nsstern As,ocatlon. anu Commissioner INA vi
I1lnk Line Association, lent Their 4u W III r,ie
favorable progress and the representation u Inc
ale .O- ,@s5,v ~ which the hnal rsult- VIII D.
,oo,ssceG Inc managers seeking 70 anIuso
the divisions Of through rates IN oonloLHiS VAN
Interstate Commerce Inv"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-25

THE ANSWER OF ILL NEW h@A-N
Tbs trunk line officers hero arc itue eohceino'.
over tho complaint tho Interstate Commission Vi
the Chicago. Rock Island and PaeIhe asAln'1 'n' 80"
-, C.n,r.l and OF tlss Chicago and Alton AGAINST
TIA P,nusy,vanm Railroad for discrimination Ii ~
f,snr 20 sol through tickets ami check throush
faggaee over these routes. This seton Wa
- ragfng Prespient DeInw. OK tnt New jim
Tentr..L said laugbngly that the hien'g Vi sno
o,enan, would be- IL virtue. that IL rOAi Nar run
onIr 10 protect The public. Genera Passenger s
Wonett said that the reply OF tho COMPANY ~o44
utnbabrv BE- that the heck Island wa
ayairst itref by refusing 70 accept fea-ohaDie 50
nrsper regulations proposed by the NeW-fotA NeutI-
Fgovrrnlnr interchsinEa OF business with conheI
tions and that the action OF the Cendai vas III lii
with tho best public interests a. well a. ~ an
h. not considered probable though thls Is nov oig ili'
.y-.er,ef that the New-f0rk Centnl VII pea, -
emuton from tbs Jurisdiction Of the Intersta1o OOi
mlz-loners.
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SECRETARIES

Harry NJ Webb frank Moss yo nut, ~
A'"'' ODed " hseleT, 'ona u ho''e'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-25

OFFICERS OF TaE MEKriSA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-01-25

The communication elsewhere from a well-ip.
formed source, signed Georgetown" gives very
important reasons why draw should be placed In
tne new Aqueduct bridge. The only objection TO
soe orsw mas been that its Introduction would
cau,e further delay in the construction OF the
mocn-needed bridge, but il, as asserted In this
eunmomcasaon, On the authority OF Col Hams
the change In plan providing for the draw can h.
naos without any appreciable delay In the con
stroSon, IL VIII OF course be a desirable thing to
ns.e sns provision for navigation above the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-01-25

Even souls cast In the heroic mould OF Spies and
MISS van Zandt do descend at times TO the weak
nesses OF common humanity. 'Fron Baby 10 her
ioocss-Soo1sy, was the Inscription on the card
which accompanied the breakfast sent nv rho
romantic young woman to her lover Yesterday
But, besides this written message there WAS
another sent orally-not TO Spies but to the tail.
Keepers, warning them against eating I'D the con.
victS breakfast Why was thise The rrndamepta a,
principle OF anarchism, like that OF Communism
Is the abolition OF property. That breakfast no
more belonged 20 Spies than TO his keepers. What
Is the reason that persons who set about enectino
social revolution should not illustrate their doc
trines la their own conduct?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-01-25
We DoNr L1E

in advertisements and not only because it Is i'm
moral to lie but because it isn't policy to lie.
We advertise every evening in the Star, and know
will not make practice of reading avts il you
mstrust Let the guilty suffer. not the Palais Royal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-01-25

ne 70 kone,' by Protestant, Is Just the
opposite OF '-going 70 Rome by a summoned
6oman Catholic priest The one suggests an ap.
proacn TO- the other departure nom Roman
Catholic doctrine. AA.A
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WANTED SITUATIONS.

WANTED by RESPECTABLE GEM AZ Girl,
s.,n,,x sitaaso Q, e 90 ssnsrA h0asewore m n.n
WANTED. by A coLoRkD pREssa!Ak EA-
family yss s pRzs&xHS sss Il E < n Il
AT EBo sss 3
as Sass ss sr o rsss
Address K, Star Office. It.
WA,NTkD10RsX c9L9REI aIki. ya95 SNP Ys;
to do at home. Apply at 12O6 18th st. NV. 1T
WANTED SITUATION AS ASSISTANT BOOK.
address 81
WANTED BY A RESPECTABLE COLORED
girl Place as nurse or chambernaid: best Of ref
WAASTED D,,aS :. ,REspEcTaBIE WHITE TIE N0;
references. Apply at 1881 L ST. NV. 1t.
WANTED- coMPETENT. RELIABLE WOMAN
cooking in al its branches good city reference. Ad-
dress A. b. c.. 467 L st. w. for three days. It,
w girl, Situation as housemaid in gentleman's
family, ia can DO plain sewing no cards answered Can
WANTED-BY AREsPECTABIEC OIORED GIRL.
Wa place as Nurse 90, Or Chambernaid good refer
WAANTEp-BY. A THoRoUGHLY CoaPEIENT.
Address l415 Madison St NV. 1T
WANTED-A PLACE AS DRIVER OR WATCH
dress PROVISIONS, Star Office. It.
WANTED-BY YOUNG MAN. SITUATION AS
or gentleman's house Address 913 Goth st. NV. 1t
WANTED-A YOUNG MAN WANTS sTTUA-
w ton in provision store butcher shop under
stands emitting meat; good references. Address
BUTCHER Star Office. ja25-2ts
WANTED-ALADY is ANXIOUS 10 OBTAIN A
w situation for her colored waiter excellent
liable man. Call at 1927 K 81. NV. js25-3ts
WANTED-BY RESPECTABLE WHITE GIRL,
w Situation a. housemaid nurse: best reference
from last place; willing TO travel; plea0e call q 827
I'D ST. NV t&25-2ts
WANTED : BY A FRENCH GIRL PLACE AS
W nurse; will teach French to Children Address
A b @, Star office. &25-2t'
NAMED : KNOWN THAT ONLY RELIABLE
w and competent servants in all capscties-white
and s9lHred with city refsTeP S GooMBs Bur
WANTED-BY TWO REsPECTABLE ooLORED
maid and waitress. in private family. 1902 10th st.
ja24-5ts
"ANTED-BY YOUNG MARRIED MAN WITH
w three children q situation at anything that is
honorable Is sober honest and Industrious can fur
nsh nine years references, from Last employer
Address ALPHA, Star Office. ta22-3ts
MANIFESTATIONS FOR MEN AND WOMEN
cooks, chambefnaids sales ladies, clerks, wait
ers dairymen, buffers coachnen for private famies
hotels, &c F. NJ. BURNHAM $50 and $50 + n W.
ja1-iw-
WANTED KNOWN-NATIONAI. LABOR BUREAU
w is the headquarters for reliable and competent
Servants. Buffers Walters with Dress Suits Drivers
Engineers, Farm and Dairy. Z. II. DICK, SIT 7thnW
ja206t
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FOR RENT--HOUSES.

DOR RENT-AN EIGHT. Room HOUSE. WITH
oes9 can oe reneed cheap. Also furnished or unfur
tnre sor noIms RON - Up nd t Of Anti cue Fu.ni-
I st md No., ave. lpoint Of trianelel neat and com
forsaoe hosse; $50 per ninth BY ye..
oR R, EE q d. ut o HOUSE UNFINISHED.
ENOR RENT-A NEW NINE Room BRICK. 1910
n iStnse NV Inquire Of owner, 4S3 Missouri ave.
Nv. ja.s5-3ts
FOR RENT-FURNNHKD HOUSE PROM FEB
- ruary lst with rooms every modern convenience.
0!a hiuyer Place. Rent very reasonable Inquire
EoR RENT-l3O2 eTH ST. NV: THRFE-sToRY
u hay-window Brick; IL rooms; ali modern i'm
SroveYnepts; $40 per month. A T. CoUMBE, 1425
FOR RENT-l7l7 l4TH STREET. BEAUTIFUL
nom NOW To s modem sbe rented
ta25-6t swoRMsTEDT BRADLEY. e.7 F st.
EOR RENT-209 1917 ST. S. W, SEVEN ROOMS.
ner nnonh improvements neaT deIartments $40
! Apply to r. d. o. SMITH. 6l5 9Th st. NV or 1901
NOR RENT-41lH @ ST. NV OPPOSITE PEN.
rent s6o. A. S. PRATT & sons.
r 90 NV !r. sl7 90 cocs 10th NV. sn. 1890
1920 NJ. Az d.. 1890 1886 E NV. IN - 20 90
Cor . hs iors soSn i 9Th rs
1881 N NV. 1lrs. 1900
i412 ooFcoran NV.
VIC. DuVALL tsuocessor 70 DuvaIl MARI,
W<0-ot 92J st "
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SPECIAL SALE Or Ou11rs.

SPECIAL SALE Or OURS.
We desire to attract attention to new invoices
OF these goods, representing as they do thebest
values we have yet shown
As special attraction we have reduced:
I case of fine IA White Crochet Quilts from
$l.20 to 81 each
l case Fancy Colored Crochet Quilts, worth
$1.25, only 81 each.
case ia Cfull size) White Marseilles Bed
Spreads. heavy weight, choice patterns, worth
] case la fine Marseil1es Bed Spreads fancy
colored borders and centers, excellent quality,
worth 1926, only So each
Superb line of Crib Quilts, various Sizes
. qualities, white and fancy. 75c.. S5c., 81,
$125, $14O 81 so and 81 rs each
(Third floor; take eleyator)
WOODWARD 4 LOTHROP
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AIL AND wINrxR. 30 AND'Sz
= 9u me OF ON own m porfatiors PRrNfrr vw.
LOB and hEOICH SUfT1SGS OyEEs'0o a ~,
80 I6OOskkAh0S ~ the hlIosSing Tni,S,ns S
IN H. ID. BARR
~ All PelAxytyaazs ssenua
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32l.323, 323k d st. s.e

FSsA-o1~o, o~cS ~ u. Sc,
/, ,ot;,:,:.;; 80.
lyn 18th ST. sw-, Or. 80
) sos 9TH St n. e., 7r....2i
) g n 1T. ne. 1r........lS-5O
) 12l4 Pa. ave.s.e-, r.. Is
} 1872 Nd. ave.s.w-6r......
c 81. az. Or. 1870
D ll16 9th ut. An. Or. .15.40
b.62 q st; Sc, l0r--.-...1I
3lSl Myrtle 81 ne. Or. ...15
45l N.J-ave. s.e-, T......l.
l220 l4th st.s.w.y5r.....-ll
S,452 6h st. s.w- 5r.......1C
S45S D y st. s-w- 5r-......lC
= l59 1 st. n. e., Ar. 6
z &2 Willow Tree alley. q. =.
VI
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Gloves To Go DowS AND Our

OLOVES lO NO DOWN AND OUT
Our Fall and Winter stock of Colored Kid
Gloves will be reduced in price in order to dis
LIST.
No experimental reductions, but sharp and
deep cuts. such as will move the stock at once.
Ladies' 6-but Suede Gloves, Tan shades in
small sizes only.
Regular Price Al 90
ClOsing-o out Price. Soc
Ladies, Shut. Mousquetaire Dressed Kid
Gloves. Tan shades In large sizes only.
Ladies 4-but Real Kid Gloves. in ali the de.
sirable colors-
ne ueI IIiSS.
Ladies' 6 but Real Kid Gloves, short fingers,
all the desirable shades.
Regular Price. al 75
ClOsing-out Price. ............,,,.....$lO 90
gers in colOrs.
Regular Price Al 70
Closing out Price ................,,,.Sl25
eB Do not lose sight Of the fact that they
were good values at their first price.
Cat Pennsylvania avenue entrance)
3a20 WOODWARD b LOTHROP.
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NEW Rrpucr1oss In WRAps

New REDucr1oNs In WARS.
This stock is going fast. One or more lines
drop in price every day. Everything has got
to go. In addition to the extraordinary reduc-
tions recently made, we quote two new mark
downs, well worthy your attention:
! Miscellaneous Lot of Fine Cloth jackets,
made from BOucle, English Wide-wales and
Homespuns, Colors-Black and Brown. Latest
shapes
Have been selling we'll at............ IS and 90,
Price to close ......,... 8425
1 Lot Of Fine Black Frize Cloth Visites, hand.
somely trimmed with Black Russian Fur and
lined with best black Quilted Satin.
Have been selling we'll at.4125O.
80 W SAoSO. SS.OO.
NOte.-At the rate selling the Wrap
anything after this week or next. A word to
the wise, &C.
(Second floor; take elevator)
WOODWARD Il LOTEROP.
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ASA2AS = INV SoMD.
Isis N.Y.sve. NV,
or-...........-.-.-..--3I
445 g st-n.w., n. -.
lll2 14th at. NV, ar. ..
100 st. NV, Or. 2!
lilo l4th st. n.wrT.. 3.
I 65YYSs D st T NV. g. n .B.s'
1913 18th st-n.w., Or. IL
1905 18th st. NV, Or. IL
Basement az. cor. 9Th
and d sts.n.w-, 2r.....-1.
1905 List. NV 4r......E
POPS Bdy H.n.w, Ar. Il:
lIl4 Riggs st. NV. Or. I:
2O4O B'dy st-n.w, Ar Il
Bennine's Road, 5 rs. i,
No. 3 9TH at. road. 4 m. !.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-01-25

THn FRsr RAYS
OF THE
RISING SUN
Brings out in bold relief the Red Signs of
VICTOR E. ADLER's
TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE.
Not bow of promise but fact accomplished
The Annual Red Letter Sale
1857 You have just s1 Gays en m WHICH to
FINE READY-MADE CLOTHING
less price than the :St nal, cost Of manufacture
sssa s d'e
zip " tie ss s
halt and tells there is danger your purses1 in
sgs ,s ss spes cloth
VICTOR e. ADLERS
TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE.
You may be whimsical, cspricious, eccentric and
withs very recurring We have the patience to meet
little and 70 send forth from 'n oss
The Red Letter as employed by US is q worker Of
RED LETTER CURE,
And find your haven Of security from greedy. uuscru-
pulous extOrt1on at
VICTOR E ADLERS
TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE, TEN
s27 AND s2o 9TH STREET NORTHWEST.
STRICTLY ONE PRICE
Open Saturday until IL O'Clock D. m.
Aword more-During the Red Letter Sale we sh.l,
mined that Consumers only shau have the hsnef;t nS
our rssuced prices. ia94 -
Jusr IMPORTED FnoM Lospos.
CHOICE EDITION OF THE
ARABIAN KNIGHTS.
9 volumes, and
TALES FROM THE ARABIC.
3 volumes, In al 10 volumes, the celebrates av;,
Society" edition. Prios 600. For sale BY ''''
ROBERT BEALI.
Bookseller,
ja24-3t 495 Pennsylvsnis ava.
OPENRD THIS MORNING
New Lot Hand Embroidered and piaue Boaorn n,...
SHIRTS. Latest thing for fun dresa. Two Fyelets.
". g. TERr.
ta2c e35 Psnnsylvania svenua
sroS I1aazA sss.r s g T6SS zrHEo Hqa
w..ninsson.no ''s I'D -.
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LADIES' GOODS
GGG + 90 Y y ZEE ssss
6 GO / SS Wy e ssss

SLJO button 'Palais Royal" Kid Gloves for 8 125
$E6S button Black Kid Gloves with srsy embroid-
cry and binding for S125.
S19S button Russian Calfskin Gloves all colors en-
broidered, for $I.6S.
CSC. j and 8 button Kid Gloves, embroidered all
shades. for Csc.
sF All above gloves, except those at &c., are war
ranted and tried on
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THE ATTENTION Or DnrssxAkrns

is called to our excellent stock of Lining mate
rails. We make specially of the Gilbert Manu-
featuring Co.'s Innings, which have justly
earned reputation second to none. Their
Fancy Silesias, in neat checks and stripes,
for waistcost and vest Innings, are the finest
goods of their character in the market. SO
inches wide, 25c. per yard
Guaranteed Fast Black Cambrics and Silesiss
Most anyt hing wanted in Innings We have
WOODWARD 4 LOTHROP
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A SPECIAL LINE Or R1Bposs.
We have secured special line Of Picot-edge
All Silk Gros Grain Ribbon, in all the popular
shades, which we have marked ut the following
low prices:
Width. No. 9. No. IL. No. 16
Per yard, 15c Zoe 25c
Per piece, 4142k S19O S23Tk
sF 10 fun yards to the piece.
We have. generous stock Of Ribbons, compri.
sing the pick of all that is the least ways desira-
BILE. Useless to speak Of prices You would be
disappointed if ours wer'nt the lowest.
WOODWARD h IOTHROP
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-01-25
FoR TIE LAST Tine.

We call attention to the following lines Of
Dress Goods recently reduced, which are being
rapidly disposed Of. An early call is advised:
4S inch All Wool Suitings in Black, Brown,
Navy and Dark Green, now only Ale. per yard.
81 inch All Wool Suitinss, in small checks and
pin-stripes. fallen from 81 .25 to 75c. per yard.
Bayadere AL Wool Robes, striped and plain
together, fallen from S16 to $40 per robe
WOODWARD LOTHROP
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JERsErs To Go Dows AND Our.

We have gotten to the jersey stock ut last.
Now for bargains Odds and ends of lines will
be constantly displayed At reduced prices. until
all are gone. From the numerous reductions
we quote only the following, . fair sample:
line Of Black extxs-dne Stockinette Jerseys,
bias front, position back. perfection In shape,
fit and finish, . per cent of.
Regular Price. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $500
(Second floor: take elevator.)
WOODWARD LOTHROP.
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NOR RENT
Il 1906 N. h. ave. =. 400
S-v. cor. Sth q Il. l9r. TBS
1909 9th IT. NV. lar. 100
320Sth st.n.w- 13r. :. 100
1Ols Conn ave, Or. 100
l2o4 X st. NV. 16r- .l25
Magnolia ave. l4r.. .S3.33
1910 18TH ST., 13r. =. .S3..,J
1913 y ST. upper part. rs
1871 DE Sales St, 1lr- 80
l443 Qst.n.w, Or. :. 90. o.
1913 y st. n. W. Tor. 20
2022 Hillyer Place, 1Or.65
1870 Il st 81 W. 1.,r.-....4o
2yVo y 81 n 1888
6ls r 81. NV. 15r. .S3.3:3
O13 L. st. NV llr Tr
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EoR RENT
II 1916 AZ II. s.w. Or al,
9,9 i sw- Sr. W. &F. .S.s'
3l6 Sd ne. Or. VIZ. .1G.3
422f 18th, s.w. q r.l6. "
lo2, los, 11lvs. ave. Il
1913, 329S335 NJ. 5r.sw.l0
3p6 I st. s-w. 5r......l
l. St, bet. LIST 4 I'd 3 W. Il
AS NJ 81. s.w., 5r. .......1
fa.po 2fs q II pARI
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FASS-Hand painted Fans all colors olive voo1
SUCKS, were 40 and CSC. Your choice for 63c
Sa1CHELS-Genuine Snake Skin SaAchels beauti-
fuly finished Too nnedor general use Reduced from
S465 to $3.50.
Japanese Leather Sstchels, e1qusitely decorated in
coiors. Not dear at &66S, now Is.
POCKET BOOKS-Geptlenen,s Rel se.1 pooh
with compartments for bills coin, stamps aud cards
are marked from S16S 81 30; price according to
size. All reduced to 81 48 each
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n. II. PARKER,
Washington Aren't
Real Estste and Loan Broker,
l41s n st. n. ".

ENOR sAI.E-ABOUT 1000 POUNDS OF NoHPA.
- rsa and about 500 geunds Of Assse Type lately
sa1baa they are good condition and capable Of
cellent service for two three year On paper OF
3yess THE EyENlG0 STAB NEwsPAPkR co.
Warrington. DC dzO
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
TNoR RENT
A. :. CAYwoOD. cor eth and x ,ts NJ

hVh hnN
Il Brick, $50 Y st. n. ".
Brick. l26 Z ST. n. ". Srs
Brick. GA q st. N. w.. Sra
Brick. 1245 9TH ST. n. ".
Brick. ia Sd ST n. W.. Or
Frame. 1927 Pierre Place
Frame 1l3 y. Capitol st.
Brick. 101 ID ST. n. p. 6rs.
Brick. 500 10Th sc. n. e.
Brick, 2o2o Greene Court
ta,o-at
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The above is only q portion Of the property on nv
books For full list cali at Office for bulletin issued OF,
the LIST and 10TH Ia25l THOS +. WAGGAMAN.
LOR RENT-l9O2 9th ST n w. Two-SToRY
Il brlck house, bay windows, cellar modern improve
ments including stationary washtubs and speaking
bath: rent $3.50. Apply at 1904 ST. NV. a24-3t.
IcOR RENT-TwO BAY WINDOW BRICK HOUSES
- rooms and bath: all modern improvements; SOD
ana $40 Massachusetts ne. Also, z room brick
house at BIZ 9Th st. H. JAEGER Is 4th ST. s.e
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OFFICES.

/ OFFICES.
401 9TH St, I'd floor,
Gunton Bldg. r. %. 'i i5.:S
lLenox Building, room 8. 10
l401 9TH ST., Sd a., lr. :. 10
l511 suh st, basem't. r.4.10
Gunton Bldg, +. "a -......S
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STORES, ETC

STORES, ETC.
Str. nm. and part cellar,
cor.4th and N sts. n. " SOS
Str. and dwg. 625 9Th st.
Aw., Sr.. .16
Str. rm., cellar. 1 back rm-
POI H st. ne. 10
Stable, rear l416 4 st.
n-w.......--...1o
Stable r'r 1913 10th n.w-1
Stable RI 335 Sd ct .s.w. y
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FANCY GOODS.

Carved Wood Match Holders in representation ~
animals heads. were 6Sc., now 25c
Satin Upholstered Willow Work Baskets were CSC.
now Soc.
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III - ~ ;, SI.tUO-N
40 $40 y. Capitol St. b IN. ~
ARNER q co. 9l6 F.tnv


200 4 st NV l2r. .sl25
1880 K 1. ave. 1 lr. 100
2e6 N. ] ave. Sc Tor 90
Dog 4 St NV. L,r. .S3 80
4l6 9th st-n-w. 1or .S3 81
IL 9th II. n. ". vt. :. loo
l442 : 81. NV, Tor 30
1867 10th 1t. NV, l0r..Jo
2414 Craven Terrace. or 20
3i20 Craven Terraces VI. 80
i2422 Craven Terrace. yr-,o
2424 Craven Terrace, sr 20
2326 Craven Terrace. ar 80
242S Craven Terrace. ~. 30
22o r AZ. NV, 9r.... 40
220l 18th st. NV, ar. 30
1SooCorcoran ST. Or %
RHO sherman aka Ar lD
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WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED-A YOUNG LADY IN OFFICE DESIRES
w pleasant Room that can be used sitting room
and bed room, with without Board. Reference
exchanged. State price. Address l. G. W., Star
office It,
WANTED-TwO OR THREE UNFURNIsHED
" Rooms by gentleman and two boys of II and IA.
who out all day and take meals OUT only ten min
utes' walk from Treasury; state price Address l. J.
n. Star Office It's
"ANTED-A GENTLEMAN IN THE SCIEN-
W tifc service desires Room and Board self wife
and infant i'll northwest section of city In answering
state particulars references exchanged Address u
S. q. S., Star Office. ta24-2t.
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'Nit LkA-A~
II i225 Fst.n.w.15re15
% Grant Fl, l0r-.......s
17Q6-S-lo + at. l2r.....s
601 18th st. NV, llr..
$40 = st. n. w. Tor. ....-t
3.6 Ind sv- II rs-......t
32o { st. NV Pr. ....-.-s
1870 q st. n. w. Tor. 8
SD 9th ST. NV, Sr. .40.a
l4J0 X. I. ave- sr.......4
l3s7 T st. n-w- llrs. 8
lJO9 i st nv. &- 80 .
1897 18th st. n-w-sr30. q
22o1 18th st. n.w-sr. ....'
42l 9th 8. e, 1lr. .......3
ST. NJ. sve.n.w-sr.....3
1924 L IT. NV, 9r...,.3
2lb-ls 18th NV. % 3
a@ Sd St NV ar. .27.5
"a Ma2.av.n-v--zr.-@.4
ESl Sst n-w...........2
SO & SITS. so. sr....,..2
l02 NJ .ave.n.w. Or . 4
1125 n. J. sxe. nv, .r.:,
$50 y ct. NV. Sr. -
SO44 p - n w-7r. 4
l:S:3 y ct. me- n 20. 4
r1o 18Th @-n.w.7r-2D. 4
MO n N VA
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62aNFs.w.. 6r.mi eco 90
4oa I'd ne, ar. mi. -2S.oo
sos n s.w. 6r.,ml.. 1880
52l 10th sc, 5r. ". HOO
:S03 a 3le NJ st. sw-loOO
1916 LIST St Sc. Ar. 500
100 Del. ave- s.w., 1850
1888 9th st s.w..sr. 1900